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This video lecture series on English Pronunciation by Jennifer, an experienced teacher. Whether you are currently enrolled in a language program or not, take advantage of free online instruction from an experienced teacher. The material will introduce new content to some and serve as a review for others. .....
Talking about CLOTHES in English: Vocabulary about SHIRTS
In this practical vocabulary lesson, I look at words associated with shirts. There are more than you think! The nouns include collar, pocket, cuffs, sleeves, and buttons. Also, learn how to use the verbs do up, button up, unbutton, undo, roll up, and pop in relation to dress shirts. Watch this easy lesson, and do our quiz to test your understanding of this clothing vocabulary.
Writing Letters: formal & informal English
A letter to your friend and a cover letter for a job application are written very differently. Whether you work in business or are taking the general IELTS or CELPIP test, knowing the difference between informal and formal writing is a skill you should have.
Why do we have a lesson on a writer who died hundreds of years ago? Don’t worry. There’s method to my madness! The poet and playwright William Shakespeare has had a big influence on the English language. Many of he words and expressions that he invented are still in use today, and we often don’t realize it. In this lesson, I will introduce you to some of the most common expressions which first appeared in print hundreds of years ago and are still used today. So come on. Break the ice, and watch the lesson!
